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Newspaper

Warren Evening Times

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1918

Page

6

Times Topics Back From West and War Era Notices

Mrs. John W. Steen returns from a western trip to Los Angeles San Francisco Eugene Seattle Vancouver and Chicago Rev W C Beck to Erie for Pittsburgh Synod convention. Lacy reports wife critically ill after hammock rope breaks. Buick buyers include John Gruner Henry Bassett and H N eist. Mrs Howard C Benjamin and Mrs Earl Walter return from Camp Lee. Corporal Edward J Mason reported safe in France. Lyndell Mickelson moved home after hip fracture. Mrs D M Howard to Erie for eye operation. Oil City Bradford excursions halted due to war. Prohibition committee meet in Harrisburg June 5 led by E B Lacy. Warren firms hire girls. Red Cross leaflets urge employer support for crippled soldiers. Clerks fear draft orders but officials say first class draft remains. Times ships new flags.

West John W. Steen Los Angeles San Francisco Eugene Ore Seattle Wash Vancouver B. C Chicago

Unsettled Weather With Showers Tonight and Tuesday

Patchy showers likely tonight and Tuesday as a cool air mass settles in. North regions experience cooler temperatures with gusty winds and intermittent precipitation.

North Portion

Rail rate increase framed as wartime measure

The speaker clarifies that higher rates are not for additions or private profit. He urges public support as an unavoidable war measure and says any excess will benefit the nation, with future readjustments and reductions possible as savings occur.

United States

Missouri Liveryman and Mule Exchange Teethed Curiosity

A Missouri livery stable keeper checked a mule’s teeth by opening its mouth and the mule clamped shut, revealing how many fingers were inside. Both parties left content with their discovery about the other.

Missouri

Lumber imports shape New Zealand furniture trade

The article notes most premier furniture and industrial lumber in New Zealand is imported, chiefly oak ash and hickory from the United States the United Kingdom and Japan. It contrasts this with a quip about progress and matches leaving marks on trousers and walls.

New Zealand United States United Kingdom Japan

Tongue Depressor Instrument Lights Mouth for Procedures

A new tongue depressing instrument for physicians and dentists includes an electric light to illuminate the patient’s mouth during use. This device aims to improve visibility and accuracy in examinations and treatments.

Rule Without Exceptions Joke Guarded by Personal Mindset

A compact maxim from the Boston Transcript notes that personal humor is best judged by the speaker. The quip frames self directed jokes as reliably enjoyable and consistent with individual taste.

Boston Transcript

New shipment of flags sells for $1.49

Optimistic note mentions fair judgment not tied to deeds and reports a new shipment of 4x6 flags priced at $1.49 while claiming The Times circulation matches other Warren daily papers.

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The Son of Democracy at the Columbia

Paramount presents Benjamin Chapin in The Son of Democracy a ten two reel drama series focusing on Abraham Lincoln and his rise to the Presidency. Chapin wrote directed and stars with praise from notable figures and a emphasis on humor heart and human insight.

Benjamin Chapin Paramount Columbia Theatre Chapin Abraham Lincoln Abe White House Josephus Daniels Navy Wiliam Grant Brown New York State Federation of Women’s Clubs Alice Neilson Grand Opera

Remarkable 20th Century Liniment for Pain Relief

Newell Bros. advertises a quick acting 20th Century Liniment that relieves rheumatic, neuralgic, back and other pains by simple topical application. It claims instant relief for sprains, bruises, and tired feet with no hot bath needed and prompts readers to purchase at their local drug store.

Newell Bros

Also Mentioned on This Page

RED Cross War Fund Warren National Bank Crescent Floral Gardens Berson Hoffman Blotk Market St Warren County G Iaese Triangle Alma Rubens Bushman and Bayne AY Bey Pantae The Warren Savings Bank Gibson & Wilson the House of Quality Furniture First National Bank Warren, PA Warren Warren Trust Company Erie W. C. Beck First Lutheran Church Pittsburgh Synod Lacy W. G. Lacy Roy Russell Buick John Gruner Henry Bassett H. N.eist Howard C. Benjamin Earl Walter Camp Lee A. L. Mason Star Brick France Edward J. Mason Kane 112Th Regiment Lyndell C. Mickelson Warren General Hospital Russell Street D. M. Howard Oil City Bradford Harrisburg State Prohibition Committee E. B. Lacy Fithian Warren Axe and Tool Company Gisholt Machine Company Warren Machine Products Company G G. @. Metal Stamping company Red Cross Institute For Chamber of Commerce Crowder Hodges Kansas City Star Ing and Printing Kodaker Barstow Liberty Street Columbia Louisville Courier Journal Genuine Palm Beach Eureka Gendep Boy Scout Girl Scout Coumle Pathe Features Presents Frank Keenan America Lincoln Vivian Martin
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